Bitter Tropics

Bitter Tropics

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Bitter Tropics

2007- 2007

1 Seasons

6 Episodes

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Drama

Overview

In late 18th-century Martinique, a plantation owner, his irresponsible young aristocratic wife and his beautiful black mistress are drawn into a spiral of violence that reflects all the horror and inhumanity of the perverse relations between masters and slaves.

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Lizland Films

Cast & Crew

17 members

Acting

Jean-Michel Martial

Amédée

Jean-Michel Martial

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Jean-Claude Adelin

Théophile Bonaventure

Jean-Claude Adelin

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Thiam Aïssatou

Rosalie

Thiam Aïssatou

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Fatou N'Diaye

Adéle

Fatou N'Diaye

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Annabelle Hettmann

Constance

Annabelle Hettmann

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Jacky Ido

Koyaba

Jacky Ido

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Nicolas Herman

François de Rochant

Nicolas Herman

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Léa Bosco

Olympe Bonaventure

Léa Bosco

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Delphine Rich

Madame de Rochant

Delphine Rich

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Ludovic Berthillot

Mauduit

Ludovic Berthillot

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Marc Berman

Monsieur de Rochant

Marc Berman

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Luc Ponette

Christian de Chabot

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Moohna Njay

Manon

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Daniel Bilong

Jean-Baptiste

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Lucette Salibur

Man Joseph

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Kevin Dust

Jacquier

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Marc Ponette

Christian de Chabot

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